Keep a digital journal of all the places you have read about, imagined in your mind as characters took you on adventures, or are interested in knowing more about from the news.
Does your school have a Storia account? If so, visit the Storia School Edition to log in and get started!
Blog about your summer reading on this Wiki (reading blogs by the grade level the student is entering) - be sure to indicate on your summer reading log the dates of your blog entries (and only use first name and last initials as a user name – example “John S.” and not John Smith.).
Create your own reading website at www.weebly.com. Create a site that reflects you as a reader and generates additional discussion from your peers.
Use our Google App Domain to create your own reading website by visiting: google.com/a/ojrsd.net . You will need to login using your student user name (year of graduation, first initial of first name, last name; e.g., 12JDoe) and password (student ID which can be located in Skyward Family Access listed as "other ID").
Create a Prezi or a PowToon around a favorite book or topic of study that highlights important ideas and new or interesting concepts learned.
Create an iMovie that reflects the moral/theme of your story, places you visited through various texts, new topic of study that highlights important ideas, and/or new/interesting concepts learned.
Create an eBook using your reading as a mentor text to model after at epubbud.com.
Create a cartoon about your reading using ToonDoo.
Create a virtual poster about your summer reading (a reflection or summary of all you read) using Glogster. Use the following access code to set up your account:76A411. Use your school email to set up your free account.
Add a thoughtful review to one of your reads on a published website (such as, Amazon.com-this site is specific to children's books).
Create a short documentary or book review about a topic of interest from your reading. Here are some example BOOK Trailers Also, view this book trailer on the Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce.
OTHER - do not be limited by the choices above as they are merely some suggestions for getting started!
DIGITAL "READING SUPER POWERS" SHARING OPTIONS